Social Security Disability Can Be Confusing
Social Security Disability Is Not A Charity
I just read Robert Fowler’s letter on the Opinion page today (8-15-17), in which he writes about his shame for having to apply for Social Security Disability benefits. I represent people who are applying for Social Security Disability benefits. Mr. Fowler is like many of my clients who wish they could work, but can't because of a serious disease or illness. Social Security Disability … [Read more...]
Applying for Social Security Disability Benefits
Do you need help applying for Social Security Disability benefits? Are you dealing with a denied claim? If you need to apply for Social Security Disability benefits, you should know that the process is not always easy. Most initial claims get denied, and you may need to engage in an appeal to get the benefits you need and deserve. During these times, work with Tracy Law Firm, PA, a trusted … [Read more...]
Politics and Disability
The new congress opens with a harsh attack on Social Security. While Social Security has operated functionally for decades, there is no guarantee that it will forever. Let's hope our politicians in Washington keep the disabled member's of our communities in mind when they draft their bills and cast their votes. … [Read more...]
9 tips for Disability Consultative Examinations
In the last posts (here and here) I wrote about the Social Security Disability Consultative exam. This is part 3 on a series of posts pertaining to these exams. The consultative examination may help you be approved for Social Security payments. You must attend the examination or you could lose your claim for Social Security payments. Be early for the appointment-the doctor will write in … [Read more...]
The Social Security Disability Consultative Exam
Why did Social Security Schedule A Doctor's Appointment For Me? They schedule these examinations to get more information about your disabilities. This is a one-time examination. The examining doctor will not give you medical advice or recommend treatment. After the examination they will send a report about the examination and your disabilities to Social Security. There is no cost to … [Read more...]
The Nuts and Bolts of Applying for Disability
Applying for Social Security disability benefits can be a challenging process. On average, it takes about 6 months for the Social Security Administration to make a decision on your claim. About two-thirds of applicants are denied at the initial application, which often discourages individuals from continuing on with the appeals process. However, if you truly cannot work, appealing the Social … [Read more...]
